Welcome to the Learn Copilot Workspace repository, where we explore the classic FizzBuzz problem through implementations in multiple programming languages. This repository serves as a demonstration and learning resource for those interested in seeing how different languages approach the same problem.
The FizzBuzz problem is a simple programming task often used in software development interviews. In this repository, you will find implementations of FizzBuzz in the following programming languages:
- C++ (
FizzBuzz/fizzbuzz.cpp) - C# (
FizzBuzz/fizzbuzz.cs) - Java (
FizzBuzz/fizzbuzz.java) - JavaScript (
FizzBuzz/fizzbuzz.js) - Python (
FizzBuzz/fizzbuzz.py) - R (
FizzBuzz/fizzbuzz.r)
Each implementation follows the basic rules of FizzBuzz: for numbers 1 through 100, print "Fizz" for multiples of 3, "Buzz" for multiples of 5, "FizzBuzz" for multiples of both, and the number itself for all other numbers.
To ensure the correctness of each FizzBuzz implementation, this repository also includes test files for each programming language:
- C++ (
FizzBuzzTests/fizzbuzz_test.cpp) - C# (
FizzBuzzTests/fizzbuzz_test.cs) - Java (
FizzBuzzTests/fizzbuzz_test.java) - JavaScript (
FizzBuzzTests/fizzbuzz_test.js) - Python (
FizzBuzzTests/fizzbuzz_test.py) - R (
FizzBuzzTests/fizzbuzz_test.r)
These test files are designed to verify that each implementation correctly handles the FizzBuzz logic for the specified range of numbers.
This repository also contains a .gitignore file, which specifies intentionally untracked files to ignore, and a LICENSE file. The LICENSE file contains the terms under which the software is licensed, in this case, the Apache License 2.0. This license is a permissive free software license that allows users considerable freedom with the software while still protecting the original author's copyright.